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Restlessness certainly characterizes "Paradise," the new film from Michael Almereyda, which opens the program on Friday night.

Which certainly characterizes the lying, flip-flopping, reality-denying, aggressively ignorant Trump campaign.

How was New Journalism different from the very vivid and colorful writing that certainly characterized the American press for generations?

Veronika Part certainly characterized the Odile of "Swan Lake" as a voluptuous vamp; her acting wasn't subtle, but it was committed.

The final outcome, the GATS, certainly characterized by a complex structure and awkward drafting here and there, is not optimal but is an important first step towards the liberalization of trade in services.

"Those individuals, of which it will be certainly characterized by a common feature, namely a certain congenital or acquired working shyness and a resulting therefrom running tends to parasitize.

The National Board of Health and Welfare in 1929 described the problem in terms of a kind of innate "social parasitism": "Those individuals, of which it will be certainly characterized by a common feature, namely a certain congenital or acquired working shyness and a resulting therefrom running tends to parasitize.

Exile in the past was certainly characterized by total isolation.

"I would certainly characterize them as an important part of our marketing and communications strategy," SeaWorld spokesman Fred Jacobs said in an email.

The early evolution of this group (and the origins of Sauropoda) is certainly characterized by a trend of increasing both body size and sacral count.

While most of those lobbying for the arena would certainly not characterize Pennsauken -- at least publicly -- as a dump, they do say the area qualifies for outside assistance.